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To: TideGlider who wrote (43808)	12/17/2000 6:48:15 PM
From: johninc	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

You seem to be having trouble keeping up. Perhaps, when the smart people get here, they can help you. inc

To: TideGlider who wrote (43808)	12/17/2000 8:49:02 PM
From: ztect	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Actually TG if you read the filings, you are quite mistaken about beneficial ownership and who owns the most shares. Like I noted to you previously and recently, GeneralSearch reverse merged into tsig after the r/s. The PR stated that GS was "acquired" by tsig for 45 mil shares w/. 37 mil of those shares going to management of GS effectively making GS officers owners... and thus the "reverse merger". Back when the reverse merger occurred I wrote a summary of how this effected RG's share position as noted in SEC filings RG (CEO) percent beneficial ownership before acquisitions based on the shares that were in the original acquisition arrangements before the ENTIRE tech markets melted down ========================================== As of 07/02/00 = Rg's shares/ Shares OS 4,312,153 / 28,163,415 = 15.31 % RG (CEO) percent beneficial ownership after pending acquisitions as of ??/??/00 = 4,312,153 / 83,500,00 = 5.16 % ==================================== ragingbull.altavista.com =================================== Rg though was given a golden parachute and this was also noted by myself from SEC reports. =================== ragingbull.altavista.com ======================= Even if all his options were exercised from this golden parachute, Gordon based on post Affinity acquisition shares counts has less than 8% ownership of the company. Both Bruss and Roix both have significantly more shares, and certainly enough shares to show Gordon the door which has occurred. Bruss majority ownership is clearly defined in the SEC documents, Roix's ownership has yet to be documented and I too am waiting for the S-8 for the Affinity acquisition. (For all the goof balls out there- "options" give the buyer the "option to buy" shares at a set price. If that price is above the current market price those option shares are essentially "worthless" because there is no reason to pay significantly more than the market price, thus Gordon's options at $1.20 are essentially worthless and couldn't all vest immediately anyway). Thus in short, you're wrong TG. Gordon is NOT the owner and Gordon does not own more stock than anyone. He doesn't call the shots, and metaphorically he has been shot out the door by the owners of the company Roix and Bruss. Check the SEC filings pertaining to beneficial ownership for yourself since you claim to be so diligent with your "dd". This posts of yours' to which I'm responding is way way mistaken (ie. wrong) as has been your understanding as to what the company actually does. z